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After several delays, Renault’s new-generation small electric van is finally coming to Australia.
The 2024 Renault Kangoo E-Tech will arrive in Australia in February in short-wheelbase form, priced at $61,990 before on-road costs.
The long-wheelbase version will follow later in 2024, priced from $63,990 before on-road costs.
That makes it considerably more expensive than the defunct Kangoo Z.E., which retailed for $50,390 before on-road costs.
The new model, however, has considerably more power and range. The 33kWh battery is gone, with a new 45kWh lithium-ion battery sitting under the vehicle.
Range is up from 200km to 285km (WLTP), and the Kangoo E-Tech’s electric motor produces 90kW and 245Nm – up 46kW and 20Nm.
While Renault was early to this segment in Australia, bringing the old Kangoo Z.E. here in 2017, it sold under 200 vehicles during the van’s run here.
It now faces competition from not only the Peugeot e-Partner launched this year, but also the larger LDV eDeliver 7 due here early in 2024.
All prices exclude on-road costs.
The Renault Kangoo E-Tech features a front-mounted electric motor with 90kW of power and 245Nm of torque.
The Kangoo E-Tech has 285km of range on the WLTP cycle regardless of body length, with claimed energy consumption of 15.79kWh/100km.
It can be charged at up to 22kW on AC power and 80kW on DC power.
SWB
The Kangoo E-Tech SWB measures 4488mm long, 1859mm wide (2159mm including the mirrors) and 1830mm tall on a 2716mm wheelbase.
Cargo bay length is 1806mm, with a height of 1215mm and a width between the wheel arches of 1248mm. All up, load volume is 3.3m3.
The SWB has a payload of 423kg and a kerb weight of 1707kg.
LWB
The Kangoo E-Tech LWB measures 4910mm long, 1859mm wide (2159mm including the mirrors) and 1830mm tall on a 3100mm wheelbase.
Cargo bay length is 2230mm, with a height of 1215mm and a width between the wheel arches of 1248mm. All up, load volume is 4.2m3.
The LWB has a payload of 668kg and a kerb weight of 1822kg.
The Kangoo E-Tech is backed by a five-year, 100,000km warranty and an eight-year, 160,000km battery warranty.
Renault hasn’t published service pricing yet.
The Renault Kangoo E-Tech doesn’t yet have an ANCAP rating, though the related people mover version has a four-star rating from Euro NCAP.
Standard safety equipment includes:
Blind-spot monitoring, traffic sign recognition and a driver attention alert are included in the Peace of Mind Pack detailed further down; adaptive cruise control can be found in a separate Business Pack.
Standard equipment includes:
The Trade Pack ($1200) adds:
The Peace of Mind Pack ($1500) adds:
The Business Pack ($3200) adds:
Standalone options include:
Mineral White and Urban Grey solid finishes are standard, with the following metallic finishes each costing $800:
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William Stopford is an automotive journalist based in Brisbane, Australia. William is a Business/Journalism graduate from the Queensland University of Technology who loves to travel, briefly lived in the US, and has a particular interest in the American car industry.
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